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. >>> nasa says there is new evidence to suggest that 7 billion years ago mars may have been home to tiny microorganisms. the sample contains sulfur, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorous and carbon the key ingredients for life. >> it went down just a few centimeters and hitting a gray planet instead of a red plant to me was very surprising. >> reporter: they found an environment which could have been suitable for life. so far they have found no signs of actual microbes on mars. >>> and no winter around here. temperatures were in the 70s today. they're going to be warmer tomorrow. delays along the eastern seaboard. out west we have dry conditions that continue as the jet stream rams over the top of us. that's how it's going to stay. the jet stream keeps going to the north of us right through the bay area weekend into a good portion of next week. we have plenty of coastal fog. that fog is making for dense visibility right along the great highway. fog is going to be there when you wake up tomorrow morning. so be prepared for it we had it this morning. we had been in a warming trend.
. >>> nasa says there is new evidence to suggest that 7 billion years ago mars may have been home to tiny microorganisms. the sample contains sulfur, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorous and carbon the key ingredients for life. >> it went down just a few centimeters and hitting a gray planet instead of a red plant to me was very surprising. >> reporter: they found an environment which could have been suitable for life. so far they have found no signs of actual microbes...
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. >>> nasa says there is new evidence to suggest that 7 billion years ago mars may have been home to tiny microorganisms. the sample contains sulfur, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorous and carbon the key ingredients for life. >> it went down just a few centimeters and hitting a gray planet instead of a red plant to me was very surprising. >> reporter: they found an environment which could have been suitable for life. so far they have found no signs of actual microbes on mars. >>> and no winter around here. temperatures were in the 70s today. they're going to be warmer tomorrow. delays along the eastern seaboard. out west we have dry conditions that continue as the jet stream rams over the top of us. that's how it's going to stay. the jet stream keeps going to the north of us right through the bay area weekend into a good portion of next week. we have plenty of coastal fog. that fog is making for dense visibility right along the great highway. fog is going to be there when you wake up tomorrow morning. so be prepared for it we had it this morning. we had been in a warming trend.
. >>> nasa says there is new evidence to suggest that 7 billion years ago mars may have been home to tiny microorganisms. the sample contains sulfur, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorous and carbon the key ingredients for life. >> it went down just a few centimeters and hitting a gray planet instead of a red plant to me was very surprising. >> reporter: they found an environment which could have been suitable for life. so far they have found no signs of actual microbes...
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water, probably in the form of a mud. >> nasa played a key role in the rover project. parachutes were tested in wind tunnels at mofet field. this is an exciting find and it proves their hard work has paid off. >> the instrument is just working beautifully. it's a credit to the very talented team that worked hard on not only making this stuff, but making it robust and making it work in this very difficult environment. >> scientists plan on exploring more on the planet in the coming weeks. there is talk about sending humans there, but it's a challenge. it takes three days to get to the moon, but it would take six months to get to mars. reporting from mountain view, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a new analysis shows apple's majority rule could disappear. the report claims that apple share of the mobile market will drop from 51% last year to 46% this year. and that android devices will grow from 42% to 49% of the market. an analyst says that's mostly due to the popularity of smaller tablets using google's operating system. >> a $7 million system with 38 states in a data collect
water, probably in the form of a mud. >> nasa played a key role in the rover project. parachutes were tested in wind tunnels at mofet field. this is an exciting find and it proves their hard work has paid off. >> the instrument is just working beautifully. it's a credit to the very talented team that worked hard on not only making this stuff, but making it robust and making it work in this very difficult environment. >> scientists plan on exploring more on the planet in the...
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nasa has invested 1.5 million for an online game. another one, 325,000 for a federal grant to build a robo squirrel which is designed to answer the question of what happens when a snake is confronted by a robot squirrel built to look, act and even smell like the real thing. we have that going for us. >> how about a menu of a million dollars a year they are spend opening a menu for people who travel to mars. there are no plans to have people traveling to mars and yet they put in the budget a million dollars. bill: was it any different now than when you were a senator? >> the problem is that it is much more -- no, it's not different. we had a lot of wasteful programs, but i have to tell you the budget situation was not nearly as dangerous as it is today. bill: we are paying more attention to it. >> oh, and we had better. we had better get ahead of this problem and not face a situation where the interest rates we're paying on the national debt go up to 4, 5, 6%, where you're going to see us spending more on interest than we do on progra
nasa has invested 1.5 million for an online game. another one, 325,000 for a federal grant to build a robo squirrel which is designed to answer the question of what happens when a snake is confronted by a robot squirrel built to look, act and even smell like the real thing. we have that going for us. >> how about a menu of a million dollars a year they are spend opening a menu for people who travel to mars. there are no plans to have people traveling to mars and yet they put in the budget...
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nasa sent the "curiosity" rover to mars to see if the red planet could have supported life and the answer today is a resounding yes. tests on a piece of rock that "curiosity" scooped up show bits of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and nitrogen-- all important building blocks for primitive life. there is also evidence that there was once drinkable water. two members of our cbs family have just received quite an honor. bob schieffer, chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation" was inducted into the television hall of fame. as was our president and c.e.o., leslie moonves whose parents married 70 years, were in the audience. leslie said "i think my father in is finally accepting that it's all right that i didn't go to medical school." pilgrims from texas bring their music to rome. we'll give you a listen. next. sten. next. d exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. w the only thing we'd eve
nasa sent the "curiosity" rover to mars to see if the red planet could have supported life and the answer today is a resounding yes. tests on a piece of rock that "curiosity" scooped up show bits of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and nitrogen-- all important building blocks for primitive life. there is also evidence that there was once drinkable water. two members of our cbs family have just received quite an honor. bob schieffer, chief washington correspondent and anchor...
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today nasa announced they have evidence there may have once been life on mars. scientists studied rock samples from a three billion-year-old lake bed and say it was once full of water so pure humans could have drunk it. just the right ph they say, not too salty. the martians life in question would be microbes, not the scary green monsters we see in the movies. >>> and right back here on earth, it took home the top five at the oscars, "argo," ben affleck, the story of an undercover cia team that smuggled americans out of iran during the hostage crisis. two weeks after the oscars, iran held a private screening and today the verdict is in. they are not fans. iran now threatening to sue the film makers, ben affleck and george clooney. they say the movie was unrealistic, an unrealistic portrayal of their country, and they want an apology from the film makers and a concession of -- from them that the movie is nothing but a lie. >>> and there was a star is born moment today. call it billy and the kid. the piano man himself billy joel taking questions from students at v
today nasa announced they have evidence there may have once been life on mars. scientists studied rock samples from a three billion-year-old lake bed and say it was once full of water so pure humans could have drunk it. just the right ph they say, not too salty. the martians life in question would be microbes, not the scary green monsters we see in the movies. >>> and right back here on earth, it took home the top five at the oscars, "argo," ben affleck, the story of an...
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meanwhile, nasa telling us the conditions are ripe for life on mars. oh, my god. that and more coming up on current tv. to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them, right? vo: the war room tonight at 6 eastern you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let
meanwhile, nasa telling us the conditions are ripe for life on mars. oh, my god. that and more coming up on current tv. to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks...
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>> this has been huge. >> reporter: scott hubbard was nasa's first mars program director. he says the next step is to build a robot that can bring samples back to earth for testing. until then scientists are excited to see what "curiosity" discovers next. >> i would die a happy man if "curiosity" gives us that indisputable fingerprint of life. complex carbon compound, boy, that would be the cherry on top of the cake. >> reporter: nasa says "curiosity" will perform more drilling in may and with this kind of progress, he believes people could be on mars by 2033. rob and diana. >> all the money we spent on that thing. good to see -- thank you, brandi. for all right money we spent -- good to see results back. interesting findings. >> the people you hate, send them to the moon. send them to mars now. >> boom, gone. >> there i am. >> there you are. >> my favorite planet. >> your favorite planet you told me more than once. >> working dayside next week will be a different planet, for sure. better get used to it. whoo. uh-uh. >>> when we come back, tiger woods' ex-wife is moving on
>> this has been huge. >> reporter: scott hubbard was nasa's first mars program director. he says the next step is to build a robot that can bring samples back to earth for testing. until then scientists are excited to see what "curiosity" discovers next. >> i would die a happy man if "curiosity" gives us that indisputable fingerprint of life. complex carbon compound, boy, that would be the cherry on top of the cake. >> reporter: nasa says...
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. >> nasa now thinks that mars was once capable of supporting a very simple life forms. the discovery was made by the mars rover, which ride on the red planet back in august. kron fours charles clifford has more. >> at the moment the rover is sitting on the northern edge of the crater in what is believed to be an agent stream. there are a variety of scientific instruments on the rover they are using them to drill into martian rocks and analyze the results. what they found it so far, niger, hydrogen, fosters, and carbon the basic chemical building blocks of life as we know it. --phosphorus this indicates someone the distant past millions of years ago this area was covered in water. the water was probably fresh not too salty or acidic. that means that life could have survived here. there are traces of sulfate and sulfites a possible food source of the microbes. >> this was a cajun and by rode with the right elements. minerals indicating a near neutral environment and slightly salty liquid water. >> all of the prerequisites to support life. these discoveries mean that life
. >> nasa now thinks that mars was once capable of supporting a very simple life forms. the discovery was made by the mars rover, which ride on the red planet back in august. kron fours charles clifford has more. >> at the moment the rover is sitting on the northern edge of the crater in what is believed to be an agent stream. there are a variety of scientific instruments on the rover they are using them to drill into martian rocks and analyze the results. what they found it so far,...
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martha: consider nasa for the summer, kids. you remember those lavish vegas government conferences that we showed you paid for. you can't make it up. you really can't. a major change for one government executive who got canned for over the whole scandal. wait until you hear what happened to him now. ♪ @e@8ñúñ÷@@@0@ú bill: there will be a major announcement from the white house. president obama nominating debra jones to be next u.s. ambassador in libya. she previously served as ambassador for kuwait. the libyan assignment comes after a deadly assault on our consulate in benghazi that claimed four american lives including the former ambassador chris stevens. with some questions still unanswered about the terror attacks is it time to send another american ambassador to that country? general jack keane, retired four-star general, former vice chief of staff of the army and fox news contributor with strong opinions on this, general. good morning to you. not a single arrest for the murder of chris stevens and three othe
martha: consider nasa for the summer, kids. you remember those lavish vegas government conferences that we showed you paid for. you can't make it up. you really can't. a major change for one government executive who got canned for over the whole scandal. wait until you hear what happened to him now. ♪ @e@8ñúñ÷@@@0@ú bill: there will be a major announcement from the white house. president obama nominating debra jones to be next u.s. ambassador in libya. she previously served as...
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nasa's voyager space one space craft hovering near the solar system. denied a claim that voyager has become the first man made object to go off the grid entirely. nasa launched voyager 1 way back in 1977. the idea to explore the outer planet. this week scientists at a top research journal reported that the space craft recently detected major changes in radiation. consistent with the escape -- with escaping influence of our sun. a scientist on the voyager project says no it's likely still in our solar system, at least for now. still the space craft is way out there. some 11 billion miles from earth. think of it. and along the way it's captured some the clearest pictures of nuclear weapon tune, saturn and jupiter's great red spot. folks can now tweet about voyager or whatever they want because seven years ago today a web developer typed a sentence about what he was doing and posted it online. of course, we're talking twitter. which today celebrates its 7th birthday. second grade. the social media site's founder says he got the idea from emergency dispatc
nasa's voyager space one space craft hovering near the solar system. denied a claim that voyager has become the first man made object to go off the grid entirely. nasa launched voyager 1 way back in 1977. the idea to explore the outer planet. this week scientists at a top research journal reported that the space craft recently detected major changes in radiation. consistent with the escape -- with escaping influence of our sun. a scientist on the voyager project says no it's likely still in our...
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. >> a former nasa contractor accused of spying for china is now under arrest. the virginia congressman, frank wolf, revealed the news yesterday and said that contractor, a chinese national, worked at a virginia facility on high-tech programs that could benefit china's military, and the fbi busted him over the weekend with a one-way ticket on a flight about to take off to beijing. court documents show the worker did not revole all the electronics he was taking with him, including a nasa laptop commuter and a hard drive. congressman wolf says the contractor has a history of trouble. >> we know that mr. james has in the past, has in the past, taken sense stiff information back to china and he should not have been allowed to remove from langley. >> last week the inspector general said this did not appear to be. >> shepard: a huge day for a teenager who took a bullet on the school bus. today she walked back to school for the first time. what she says about her mission next. ds... ♪ wireless is limitless. [ female announcer ] from finding the best way... ♪ to fin
. >> a former nasa contractor accused of spying for china is now under arrest. the virginia congressman, frank wolf, revealed the news yesterday and said that contractor, a chinese national, worked at a virginia facility on high-tech programs that could benefit china's military, and the fbi busted him over the weekend with a one-way ticket on a flight about to take off to beijing. court documents show the worker did not revole all the electronics he was taking with him, including a nasa...
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chang was on an earlier occasion allowed by nasa supervisors to take his work and other nasa research back to china. hard to believe, jenna. jenna: interesting. you said really there was one whistleblower that brought this to the congressman's attention, so is nasa doing anything now to crack down on this sort of thing? >> reporter: you know, authorities at the langley research center apparently moved quickly, according to wolf, to review security protocols, but nasa is slower to do so. when officials learned of the behavior, one of them wrote in an internal e-mail, quoting now: >> r eporter: wolf is asking for an independent review of all of nasa's security protocols. jenna? jenna: we'll stay on this story, doug, thank you. >> reporter: sure thing. jon: new reaction as the former sec secretary of state, hillary clinton, takes a new stand on a key social issue generating more buzz about her political future. less than two months after leaving the state department, mrs. clinton stepped back into the national spotlight, releasing a recorded video announcement saying that she now support
chang was on an earlier occasion allowed by nasa supervisors to take his work and other nasa research back to china. hard to believe, jenna. jenna: interesting. you said really there was one whistleblower that brought this to the congressman's attention, so is nasa doing anything now to crack down on this sort of thing? >> reporter: you know, authorities at the langley research center apparently moved quickly, according to wolf, to review security protocols, but nasa is slower to do so....
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rote to youto -- w about security lapses at the nasa centers. i saw that the fbi and dhs were involved and in the apprehension of a credible individual being held. you have any comments about that case? think it is indicative of the threat he mentioned. the arrest occurred over the weekend and is now in of the court proceeding . happening at nasa langley and i saw your testimony last week's with regard to clapper with regard to china, ames or be happening at places?rd or other has anyone taken a systematic look at it? >> we do have -- we have a number of investigations ongoing but in terms of a systematic review and being undertaken, i would have to get back to you. i am not aware myself of a systematic review. theif you would get back -- individual at langley was paid for by taxpayer money. the attack jarrett subsidize him if it could be happening at langley -- if you could look at that and get back, i would appreciate it. gangs.stions on a recent bulletin produced by the national gang intelligence been noted there have growing numbers of viole
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that's what scientists are saying after studying data from nasa's curiosity rover. curiosity is on a two-year mission to mars that began last august. >>> roman catholic cardinals resume voting for a new pope at the top of the hour. black smoke poured from the chimney on the roof of the sistine chapel earlier this morning and, of course, that means no one was elected to be the next pope. >>> let's get the latest now from rome and cnn's jim bittermann. >> hi, carol. in fact, yeah, the black smoke came out. at first it looked a little gray but then it went to black. the crowd kind of growned when that happened. there's still a lot of people coming out, despite the awful weather we're having this afternoon. a lot of people turning out in this square. when we went through and talked to people afterwards they said look, we're disappointed, it would have been nice to have been here for seeing the pope elected or whatever, but in fact they should take their time and pick the right person and let them carry on at the pace they need to carry on at. a lot of people that i talk
that's what scientists are saying after studying data from nasa's curiosity rover. curiosity is on a two-year mission to mars that began last august. >>> roman catholic cardinals resume voting for a new pope at the top of the hour. black smoke poured from the chimney on the roof of the sistine chapel earlier this morning and, of course, that means no one was elected to be the next pope. >>> let's get the latest now from rome and cnn's jim bittermann. >> hi, carol. in...
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nasa says mars could have supported human life several billion years ago. according to new tests from the mars curiosity rover the red planet had basic elements needed to live as well as water. this comes 7 months after curiosity touched down in an ancient crater. >> that is very interesting. >>> democrats unveil their budget proposals today one day after republican paul ryan unveiled his plan. the president's proposal won't be ready until next month. we have the latest on the budget battle in washington for us. >> good morning elizabeth. >> good morning. we have the budget blue print in a dick quayed of $4.6 trillion worth of cuts. >> my goal is not to chase a balanced budget just for the sake of balance. my goal is how do we grow the economy put people back to work and if we do that we are going to be bringing in more revenue. >> chairman ryan's proposal hits some of the president's achievement such as privatization of medicare as well as obama care. he suggests cutting 124 billion from that particular program. he went on to say the responsible balanced p
nasa says mars could have supported human life several billion years ago. according to new tests from the mars curiosity rover the red planet had basic elements needed to live as well as water. this comes 7 months after curiosity touched down in an ancient crater. >> that is very interesting. >>> democrats unveil their budget proposals today one day after republican paul ryan unveiled his plan. the president's proposal won't be ready until next month. we have the latest on the...
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>> $30,000. >> reporter: nope, $83,000 for an internship in nasa. what about the national oceanic and atmospheric agency. if you want the weather service, take a gander, throw it out there. >> megyn: 50. >> reporter: up to $62,000 for the national weather service. health and human services you know they're having public problems, you know they are, but you want to intern there. it's. >> megyn: 40. >> reporter: $61,000. and last but not least, you know the usda cutting back poultry inspectors and meat inspectors, plenty of interns. >> megyn: 60 bucks. >> reporter: no, per hour. >> megyn: 25. >> reporter: $24 per hour. >> megyn: all right. >> reporter: megyn, right. >> megyn: ding, ding, ding. >> reporter: you know what you get at fox when you intern here? you get like ten minutes in front of the teleprompter and kick you out the door with a tape. that's it. >> megyn: i know what you get, you get my lunch. >> reporter: that's right, you get coffee and megyn's lunch. >> megyn: free help is hard to find. trace, thank you. >> reporter: i know, thank you.
>> $30,000. >> reporter: nope, $83,000 for an internship in nasa. what about the national oceanic and atmospheric agency. if you want the weather service, take a gander, throw it out there. >> megyn: 50. >> reporter: up to $62,000 for the national weather service. health and human services you know they're having public problems, you know they are, but you want to intern there. it's. >> megyn: 40. >> reporter: $61,000. and last but not least, you know the...
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and kellan has a masters in public health, nasa public health and global public health policy and a master of arts in international development from george washington university. he received his undergraduate degree with high honors from swarthmore college. and i do believe that this is the most well educated and experienced them that i've ever had the budget to moderate. so thank you all for being here with us. we just learn from these presentations that discrimination, the travel along the fault lines of social and economic and inequality can system marginalizes lgbt people and people wer who are living wh hiv and aids. as a result, these populations expect severe disparities. thought want to turn to you first, jeff, and ask you to unpack this a little bit for us. can you talk to us about the other discriminatory social determinant of health like racism and violence against women and poverty? and how they multiply disparities that we saw earlier? >> the first thing i would say is this is than the history of the epidemic from beginning. we saw this terrifying new epidemic come along, and
and kellan has a masters in public health, nasa public health and global public health policy and a master of arts in international development from george washington university. he received his undergraduate degree with high honors from swarthmore college. and i do believe that this is the most well educated and experienced them that i've ever had the budget to moderate. so thank you all for being here with us. we just learn from these presentations that discrimination, the travel along the...
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we will begin this hour by checking in at nasa with dr. luther beingel and congressman john yarmouth from kentucky joining united states later in the hour. but first. >> this is the full court press. >> other headlines -- >> what's going on? >> another big problem for the carnival cruise line, just one month after one of their ships was floating with know power, dead in the gulf of mexico, yesterday the carnival dream ship suffered mechanical problems while docked in saint martin. toilets didn't work for a while. they had a prop pulse problem issue as well. they were in port. people could leave the ship. so they cancelled the rest of the cruise. they are flying the guests home on their dime. nice of them to do that but they are only refunding them for half of this cruise plus they are offering them half off of their next cruise, should they choose to book again. >> just seems to me the carnival cruise lines, they ought to shut everything down like maybe for a week and make sure every ship is working before they take any more cruises. >> mc
we will begin this hour by checking in at nasa with dr. luther beingel and congressman john yarmouth from kentucky joining united states later in the hour. but first. >> this is the full court press. >> other headlines -- >> what's going on? >> another big problem for the carnival cruise line, just one month after one of their ships was floating with know power, dead in the gulf of mexico, yesterday the carnival dream ship suffered mechanical problems while docked in...
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nasa says mars may have supported human life several billion years ago according to new tests from the mars curiousity rover. the red planet at one point had water pure enough for humans to drink. now we call it evian. will the world forgive and forget about lance armstrong's doping administration. he says he should be because they gave president clinton a second chance. different circumstances. steve, think about that. >> steve: all right. do you always want to buy that new york strip steak or stripper as we call it at our house but it costs a very, very big number. how about getting a cheaper cut of meat that promises to be just as good? >> alisyn: here to show us how is meat merchant pat lafreda. pat, get over here. >> steve: how are you? >> alisyn: nice to see you. you were saying meat prices are going up so we should be more cost conscious. >> it's inevitable. the rise in corn prices and the exportation of american beef since it's the best meat in the world has made supply very low. and demand in america is still very high. >> steve: what you're going to do is show us how popular
nasa says mars may have supported human life several billion years ago according to new tests from the mars curiousity rover. the red planet at one point had water pure enough for humans to drink. now we call it evian. will the world forgive and forget about lance armstrong's doping administration. he says he should be because they gave president clinton a second chance. different circumstances. steve, think about that. >> steve: all right. do you always want to buy that new york strip...
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. >>> a huge asteroid heads for new york city, here's nasa's advice. pray. congress is taking asteroid threats seriously. >> there is a 30% chance there is a five megaton or so impact that will happen on a random location on this planet this century. this is not hypothetical. >> former astronaut ed lu testified today. he and other experts are pushing congress for new government spending to help stop asteroids. their request may hit budget realities here on earth, though. >>> president barack obama filled out his nca a brackets fr the fifth year in a row. obama picked the hoosiers over the cardinals to win the championship held in atlanta. >>> now he's in israel, jerusalem to be specific. we're awaiting a press conference with israeli president benjamin netanyahu and the president of the united states, barack obama. this is kevin.male an] to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to
. >>> a huge asteroid heads for new york city, here's nasa's advice. pray. congress is taking asteroid threats seriously. >> there is a 30% chance there is a five megaton or so impact that will happen on a random location on this planet this century. this is not hypothetical. >> former astronaut ed lu testified today. he and other experts are pushing congress for new government spending to help stop asteroids. their request may hit budget realities here on earth, though....
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bill: key pieceses of nasa history have been found three miles under the atlantic ocean. these are pieces from the a polly mission from 40 years ago. phil keating live from miami. how significant is the discovery? >> reporter: bill. this is quintessential needle in haystack three miles out in the deep in total act blackness. they're back where they came, from cape canaveral, florida. bezos expedition spent three weeks in the atlantic finding his tore rick components that sent humans to the moon and plucking them from the ocean floor and hoisting them to the surface. bezos, founder of the amazon.com, serious space enthusiast, they worked tirelessly operating the remote vehicles lights and cam as spotting what had not been seen 40 years. we found under water wonderland. guard enof twisted engines that tell the story of a fiery and violent end one that serves testament to the apollo program. the massive saturn 5 rockets powered every apollo mission to space including of course the historic 1969 apollo 11 mission. as we all know truly was a giant step for mankind. bill: indee
bill: key pieceses of nasa history have been found three miles under the atlantic ocean. these are pieces from the a polly mission from 40 years ago. phil keating live from miami. how significant is the discovery? >> reporter: bill. this is quintessential needle in haystack three miles out in the deep in total act blackness. they're back where they came, from cape canaveral, florida. bezos expedition spent three weeks in the atlantic finding his tore rick components that sent humans to...
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>> you know, we've heard nasa scientists call our solar system a cosmic shooting gallery. there are millions of asteroids out there and many of them pass near earth all the time. they don't hit us obviously, but there are more people looking now, so we're finding these ones that are coming down or swinging by all the time. we saw the asteroid that exploded over russia. >> sure. >> last month, too. so just having more people looking for them, we can spot them hopefully with more notice than what we saw last weekend with so many at the same time. >> all right. always good to see you. come back and bring us more of this interesting stuff. appreciate it. >>> closer to justice. the new legislation for the iranian hostages that could right a 33-year-long wrong. ncer] a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is! [ angry gibberish ] [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is! try running four
>> you know, we've heard nasa scientists call our solar system a cosmic shooting gallery. there are millions of asteroids out there and many of them pass near earth all the time. they don't hit us obviously, but there are more people looking now, so we're finding these ones that are coming down or swinging by all the time. we saw the asteroid that exploded over russia. >> sure. >> last month, too. so just having more people looking for them, we can spot them hopefully with...
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nasa has congratulated bezos, what will he do with these american artifacts? likely, he'll eventually put them on display. >> great story. nice to see jay, also. a legend in his own right. >> let's get a check of the weather from dylan drier in for a al this week. >> we should have told this girl that al is not here today. it's a good thing your l looks a lot like an h. >> i sneezed so that's why. >> we're okay. we can still say hi to lima, ohio. we're good and it is good and cold in some parts of the midwest. snow is still in the forecast, and we have snow falling all through nebraska, moving into kansas. we also have snow that is going to take hold in missouri as well. because of that, we have winter weather advisories, wibtder storm warnings on effect in this full day of spring. we could see 2 to 5 inches and end up with 5 inches or more. it looks like more of a newance snow in the midwest today. lake effect snow is going to be an issue with heavier snow >>> now, here is a peek out your window. 7:37. you made it through the rain, to thursday. you have a goo
nasa has congratulated bezos, what will he do with these american artifacts? likely, he'll eventually put them on display. >> great story. nice to see jay, also. a legend in his own right. >> let's get a check of the weather from dylan drier in for a al this week. >> we should have told this girl that al is not here today. it's a good thing your l looks a lot like an h. >> i sneezed so that's why. >> we're okay. we can still say hi to lima, ohio. we're good and it...